BoardReader
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re: Is Gina Carano on the Stormy Daniels diet ?
Posted by BoardReader on 11/11/25 at 4:30 pm to biglego
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Oh ok, aging is what makes Americans fat at 43 while women in most other countries don’t blow up. Bc American women are aging
Said by absolutely nobody. Nice knocking down a strawman.
American women who train for muscle mass and who end that training, and who age a decade and a half, are going to almost invariably add significant weight, even without changing their diet at all.
That's a completely different claim.
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re: Is Gina Carano on the Stormy Daniels diet ?
Posted by BoardReader on 11/11/25 at 2:48 pm to lsupride87
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No it really doesn’t. 40 year olds bring fat and gross is a very modern thing
Getting fat is 100% on you the human being not controlling your eating. It doesn’t “just happen” with age
No, it very literally does. It is called metabolic decline, and strikes everyone with age.
You can change absolutely nothing about your diet-- down to the calorie, the nutrient content, the time of day you eat--- and what fuels you as a younger and leaner person perfectly, without excess, will, in the course of time, become a net caloric gain compared to what your body consumes.
40 year olds being gross and fat isn't a modern thing. The existence of a system that allowed for the survival of fat 40 year olds, is the modern thing.
re: Is Gina Carano on the Stormy Daniels diet ?
Posted by BoardReader on 11/9/25 at 8:28 pm to lsupride87
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Aging doesn’t make you eat way more calories than you burn
It very literally does just that; it is a process that accelerates the older you get. The loss of muscle mass is another key, so you combine that *with* aging 16+ years, and yeah.
re: Is Gina Carano on the Stormy Daniels diet ?
Posted by BoardReader on 11/9/25 at 5:08 pm to HubbaBubba
Isn't it amazing how someone doesn't look the same at 43 as they did at 27?
Really. Metabolism and age are things that affect most human beings.
Really. Metabolism and age are things that affect most human beings.
re: Better career: Drew Brees or Eli Manning
Posted by BoardReader on 11/7/25 at 5:24 pm to Nickoftime
Since the question is career, not who was the better player, Eli had the better career.
You want to say Brees is easily the better player, you'll get no serious argument-- but that isn't what the question is.
You want to say Brees is easily the better player, you'll get no serious argument-- but that isn't what the question is.
re: Some men dressed as women got their arse beat last night in England
Posted by BoardReader on 11/2/25 at 2:47 pm to jizzle6609
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Them taking your arse next would’ve been far worse.
Would probably take some of those people back to their childhood days in Afghanistan.
re: This is a legal move in the NBA
Posted by BoardReader on 10/31/25 at 1:54 pm to A Menace to Sobriety
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If we assume you're correct, it begs the question why traveling is called differently in youth leagues, high school, college etc. Where most people's basketball experience lies.
One, the rule is slightly different for both FIBA and the NBA--
But more importantly, because there aren't athletes like that at every level of basketball. If your local yokel was *capable* of doing that, they likely would. The level of ability becomes a big separator on how easy it is to officiate things cleanly. You ever notice that the smaller and slower the action, the cleaner the officiating tends to become? It isn't an accident.
re: So apparently UCLA doesn’t want to play at the rose bowl anymore?
Posted by BoardReader on 10/31/25 at 1:49 pm to TackySweater
Half the distance, way more money, and a modern facility....
Gee, I wonder what they could possibly be thinking, trying to improve on every substantive front at once like that.
Gee, I wonder what they could possibly be thinking, trying to improve on every substantive front at once like that.
re: Are we in a dead period of new tech?
Posted by BoardReader on 10/29/25 at 4:10 pm to hometownhero89
Hell no.
People take for granted that the most innovative period in human history is a perpetual normal state- innovation as you saw from 1985 to 2025 has been an explosive abberration.
The good news is that you'll still have innovation, but it will be much more pedestrian than revolutionary. Throw in an economic environment where capital markets are increasingly squeezed, and funding super innovation is going to slow across the board until the Baby Boomers die off.
People take for granted that the most innovative period in human history is a perpetual normal state- innovation as you saw from 1985 to 2025 has been an explosive abberration.
The good news is that you'll still have innovation, but it will be much more pedestrian than revolutionary. Throw in an economic environment where capital markets are increasingly squeezed, and funding super innovation is going to slow across the board until the Baby Boomers die off.
re: Gallup: Obesity Rate Declining in U.S.
Posted by BoardReader on 10/29/25 at 4:05 pm to Jim Rockford
Covid continues to do quiet work to eliminate the obese as well, even if not as much as GLP1s.
re: Man pops out of closet to surprise ex with flowers and coke, ends up shooting her new BF
Posted by BoardReader on 10/29/25 at 4:02 pm to GRTiger
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told officers that he had been hiding in his ex-girlfriend's daughter's closet after sneaking into the home, drinking, and waiting to "surprise" her with flowers, money, and cocaine
The way this reads almost makes it sound like he snuck into the daughter's closet with the intention of surprising the daughter, which is an entirely different level of messed up.
re: Green glowing fireball over Moscow, Russia
Posted by BoardReader on 10/27/25 at 4:31 pm to sta4ever
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Anyone else think it’s kinda wild how all these meteors and things from space, always seem to go into Russia?
It spans 12 time zones and about half the northern hemisphere by land area. No, I don't think it is wild at all, that a vastly underdeveloped area with low light pollution, and decent media penetration has a disproportionate share of such sightings.
re: Cody ‘Beef’ Franke, dead at 31 after ‘sudden medical issue’
Posted by BoardReader on 10/27/25 at 4:27 pm to lsupride87
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Yeh I just don’t agree it’s “sudden” when you are that heavy. It’s a very slow process over time
I admit it would be hilarious and glorious if Beef there died because he was lead ventilated by the angry Crossfitter husband of some broad he was banging.
re: Have attitudes about men fighting women changed over the decades?
Posted by BoardReader on 10/27/25 at 4:24 pm to cajunkid
If a man has to defend himself against a woman, he's failed as a man.
If she's being a bitch, he didn't take care of his business.
If she's psycho and he didn't recognize it, its his own goddanged fault.
If she's psycho and he recognized it, it is the consequence for getting it wet.
If she's properly squared away, and he's doing his part? He should never need to raise a hand.
If she's being a bitch, he didn't take care of his business.
If she's psycho and he didn't recognize it, its his own goddanged fault.
If she's psycho and he recognized it, it is the consequence for getting it wet.
If she's properly squared away, and he's doing his part? He should never need to raise a hand.
re: Planned parenthood graffiti this morning on a billboard in Arkansas
Posted by BoardReader on 10/27/25 at 1:33 am to AcadieAnne
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To be such a small southern state, the NW part has a pile of commies
You mean that bedrock area that has voted Republican since Reconstruction, and that hasn't been held by a Democrat for even a single term since 1966, that slapped down Bill Clinton in one of his two ever electoral defeats.
Yeah, its NWA that's somehow the problem. Not the morass of the Delta or Central Arkansas, that have decades of terrible results.
It takes a true Little Rock progressive chucklefrick to say NWA is the problem.
re: Dublin Ireland - People pissed
Posted by BoardReader on 10/22/25 at 2:19 pm to Pettifogger
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So will the IRA resurrect themselves and take care of business over there?
The violent ones would have to A)Stop Drug dealing, and B) completely reverse 40 years of their political leadership being among the foremost advocates of this stuff.
Neither is happening. If you think the IRA/Sinn Fein/etc has the interests of Ireland for the Irish at heart.....you can't really miss the mark more than that.
re: What are your favorite World Series memories?
Posted by BoardReader on 10/22/25 at 1:54 pm to dblwall
Jack Morris choking the life out of Atlanta in Game 7 in '91
re: Accountant arrested for allegedly shooting at MAGA guy in NC last month
Posted by BoardReader on 10/20/25 at 3:02 pm to prouddawg
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Dang, most white male accountants I know are based … but I’m in extremely red Georgia
Maybe one of your Republican Senators can help.
Oh wait.
re: IYHO who are the most overrated and underrated fanbases in sports?
Posted by BoardReader on 10/17/25 at 5:07 pm to BreakawayZou83
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Overrated: St. Louis Cardinals. "Best Fans in Baseball" - easy when your team has almost always been good to great historically. Suddenly, they have a few mediocre/bad years and that the fan support plummets. 19th in average fans per game this season.
If you want proof of how bad Cardinals fans really are, look at the ones that nominate them for the most underrated in threads like these. The amount of self-congratulation Cardinals fans have would choke a Yankees and Cowboys fan.
You can't pick a worse stripe of sports fan.
re: Taylor Swift’s new album features a song about Travis Kelce’s penis called “Wood”
Posted by BoardReader on 10/5/25 at 4:56 pm to cypresstiger
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Her songs won't even be played or relevant 30 years from now. The Beatles, Aerosmith, Elvis, James Brown, Prince, Michael Jackson etc.... all had songs that lasted the test of time because they were good SONGS, not some bubble gum crappy pop like Taylor Swift sings.
People really need to learn the difference between 'I don't like it', and 'this is bad' -- her music is safely in the category of not for me, and I'll never understand it.
She has shite 20 years old now, and it is still played.
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